大学英语视听进阶4第一单元Words-and-Pictures答案.docVIP

Unit 1 1A A Writer’s Journey Before You Listen 1. snow, a clam, autumn 2. loss, sadness, loneliness 3. Answers will vary. Listening Comprehension Part One A. 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. a B. 1. see the shrine where he is buried; travel parts of the trail he walked 今天，成千上万的人来参观松尾芭蕉的出生地，瞻仰他的圣陵，追寻他走过的一些足迹。 2. whose shape resembles a submarine; with its four water tunnels 渡船驶过外形似潜艇的尼瓦岛，然后驶过凯恩岛及它的四个水洞，以及其他一些岛屿。 3. some divided at one end and overlapping at the other 亦或是有些岛双双，甚至是三个堆积在一起；有些岛在一端分开，而在另一端则又相互重叠。 Part Two 1. Because in this region rocks crash down from the steep cliffs and people have been drowned by the waves and strong currents. 2. Fishermen retrieve fish caught by cormorants by reaching into their throats. It is demonstrated both for tourists and to feed their families. 3. Bashos grave is located in Genjyu-an, a peaceful shrine near Lake Biwa. 4. He got his name from the basho tree, a kind of banana tree. 5. The book contains humor, details of his trip, religious wisdom, artistic descriptions, complaints as well as providing a kind of timeless spiritual map for the traveler. After You Listen A. 1. bears little / no resemblance to 2. overlapping the edges 3. flee their countries and go into exile 4. (that are) trained to retrieve game 5. one cannot commence employment B. 1. Answers will vary. 2. Answers will vary. Sample answers: the Sumidagawa River, where the author was warmly received by Mr. Ichihara; the Umikawa and Himekawa Rivers, which is the most perilous place in the north as described by Basho, and the saddest place as well; the Nagara River, where he saw the demonstration of an age-old fishing technique, etc. On the Poets Trail （Part One） 文本 In May 1689, accompanied by his friend and follower Sora and carrying only a backpack, writing materials, and clothes, Japanese poet Matsuo Basho walked for five months through the villages and mountains of Japan. This journey resulted in his great work, Ok